All Strong Firms Join Trade Union to Crush Competition
A proposed farm machinery consolidation plans to unify efforts of planter and reaper manufacturers in New York and Chicago. The aim is to form a large company valued around 109 dollars per unit, dividing capital between preferred and common stock, with a target tangible planter value exceeding 35 million dollars. The deal would centralize production of mowers reapers and other farm implements.
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York
Hite City
Evers
Yadr
Wade Lutth
Cuban Commission Proposals Unclear To Public
Washington reports the Cuban commissioners have held a lengthy executive session at their Shoreham HQ to decide on a plan of procedures. The exact nature of any propositions remains unknown. There is no hint they will challenge President Wood or lose his confidence, and no explicit outcome announced.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ceeslin
Shorehai
Wood
Sutro Heirs Reach Settlement In Estate Case
April 26. Mrs Clara Shinge Sie secures from Adolph Sutro estate reps recognition of claims for children Reechinven aged 4 and Adolphne Surro aged 7. Settlement fixes real estate conveyance upon Sutro death and a potential $10,000 value if the deed to the city is completed.
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Associated Press
Sas Franses
Clara Shinge Sie
Adolph Sutro
Reechinven
Adolph Sutin
Adolphne Surro
Wilionadie
Mothers Prescribe for Health in Remarkable Recovery Tale
A mother’s unwavering effort to save her child leads to a remarkable recovery after doctors claimed incurable wasting of the digestive organs. The account praises Dr. Pierce’s medicines including Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, noting their temperance reputation and testimonials from Mrs CL Harrison and Jessie EY Pierce. A free Common Sense Medical Adviser offer is mentioned.
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Dr. Pierce
Sinter
Arlington
Washington
Behr
CL. Harrison
Hike City
Douglas Cy. Nebr
Jessie
EY. Pierce
Buffalo
Road plans and railcar orders shape western expansion
The text describes a 28 mile road linking to the Southern Pacific at Gosford with an estimated cost near a large sum. It notes the Southern Pacific placing an order in the east for ten percent of local motives and 000 cars of various kinds. The Santa Fe plans to add over 1000 cars to its equipment. Mandeer Welle of the Pacific Western Los Angeles Salt Lake line pursues wide gauge for 200 flat cars. California Northwestern and other lines are mentioned with new locomotives in service.
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Jengrh
Southern Pacific
Gosford
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
Used Whisky and Morphine Ended in Deaths in Tragedy
An army veteran, April Spearer, was found dead in his bedroom with his head at his wife’s edge. Mrs Spearer lay unconscious on the bed with injuries and the room showed signs of a violent struggle. Coroner cites delirium tremens and morphine use as factors. Spearer had drawn his pay on April 12 and drank steadily. Mrs Spearer badly injured, remained unconscious overnight.
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Preato Elwila
Shevdoshine Spearer
Mra. Spearer
Spearer
Illinois Blackmailer Shot After Threat Letter Demanded Money
An attempt to extort sixty dollars by a threatening letter failed when Sheriff Johnson and deputies trapped the writer. A dummy package was left for the payment at the designated time. the man, named Warren Wayne from Indiana and about sixty, was wounded during his attempted escape.
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Associated Press
Morris
Lerer
Johnson
D. Holderman
Erienna Township
Warren Wayne
Indiana
Trouble in the Cadet Corps at West Point
Associated Press reports rumors of insubordination and discontent in the cadet corps at West Point as an investigation into a discipline breach continues behind closed doors. Cadet Robert Re Ralston was demoted for not reporting a mess hall infraction, drawing cadets’ expressed displeasure and noncommunication.
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Associated Pres
West Point
Corps of Cadets
Robert Re Ralston
Deliberate murder verdict in Geiss case
Helena April coroners jury found Matthew Hager guilty of deliberate murder in the shooting death of mining partner Charles Geiss. Witnesses testified Hager challenged Geiss to fight and had expressed intent to do him harm. Hager, whose attorney did not question witnesses, declined to testify and remained during Geiss’s funeral and inquest room listening to the service.
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Dhager
Geiss
Inter Mountain
Helena
Coroné
Charles Geiss
Matthew Hager
Hager
Wager
Greelas
Springfield dispatch reports Lopes to join Aguinaldo’s men
The April 25 Springfield report states Sixto Lopes told friends he will accept American sovereignty and join Aguinaldo in a peaceful effort. He plans one final trip to Sir Francisca before sailing and expects to reach Manila in July.
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Ty Anauuece Press
Springfield
Masa
Senor
Sixto Lopes
Gome
Aguinaldo
Francisca
Manila
Premier Gond’s UK conference and Newfoundland plans
St John’s Newfoundland reports Premier Gond holds talks with the UK imperial cabinet and plans to return to Newfoundland to confer on railway motions. The Newfoundland legislature is to convene May 20 as he prepares measures before the house.
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St. John's
Gond
Tordoh
Baturay
New York
Ela Mineeatl
Newfoundland
Bond
Roosevelt joins the Mansons ceremony witnessed by bretheren
Vice President Roosevelt is a Master Mason after taking the third degree last night at Oyster Bay, witnessed by about 200 Master Masons including Grand Master Charles W. Mead and staff. Brethren from New Jersey and Massachusetts attended.
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Roosevelt
Mansons
iBy Associated Press
New York
Rosevelt
Oyster Bay
S. 1
Charles W. Mead
Grand Lodge
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Americans Sentenced for False Labour Contracts in Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica April 25 Frank Fuller and Thomas Smith Americans were sentenced to six months imprisonment for making false contracts with Jamaican laborers to work in Cuba. They exacted passage money from each laborer involved in the contracts.
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Associated Press
Kingston
Jamaica
Frank Fuller
Thomas Smith
Cuba
Fuller
Smith
D A A Honors Memorial Shaft Fund and Frigate Plan
The National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution wrapped its annual meeting with pledges surpassing five thousand dollars for a Valley Forge memorial shaft and plans to rebuild the old frigate Constitution. Funds from New York and Massachusetts surpassed seven hundred and four hundred dollars respectively. a total of 4147 remained to complete the memorial fund. A committee was named to draft regrets for the late Mrs. Edward P. Steers. A new education loan fund for qualifying women was approved.
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Valley Forge
Hy Associated
New York
National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Board of Managers
Severt
Thomas Hill
Maryland
Florence O. Rand
New Jersey
Mahlen TD. Thatcher
Colorado
Warren Springer
Alvide
J. Py Geran
Long Island
John A. Heath
Valley Forge Memorial
Alexander M. Ferris
Maasnichusetta
Valley Porgy
John L
Nell
Edward P. Steers
Exising Society
Nelson M. Titus
Massachusetts
Society
Massachusetts Daughters of 1812
Congress
Daughters of the Revolution
Denver
Colorado Society
James B. Grant
Spaniard traitor drama in camp ends in rescue tale
The account describes a Spaniard scout in Cuban raids who betrayed Garcia's camp to the Spanish forces, was confronted by an American party, and later tortured by a spy during a siege. A rescue by Cuban fighters saved the narrator as the Spaniards were driven back, with the spy killed in the ensuing fight.
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Inro
Gurehi
New York
Sarap
Thia T
Gareth
Wreck
Garcia
Cuixen
Faney
Markamar
Bids Wanted by Butte City Council for Street Equipment
Sealed proposals to be filed with the city clerk by 7 30 p m Wednesday April 24 1801 for one street sweeper two 600 gallon street sprinklers. Bid must be written with a $100 certified check. City reserves right to reject any bids. J P Callan City Clerk. Hotel and Boarding House association meets weekly at 343 Hast Park St. J P Tobin secretary and treasurer. Clarence hotel. Chicago Restaurant reopened under Luxton's meat market fixtures and services improved for lowest price.
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Board of Trustees
Silver Bow County
Montana
Couyon
Anid
Tomsurer
Silver Bow
Idaho
Park Streets
Butte
Board of School Trustees
Board of
School Trustees of
Henry Mueller
Thos, Richards
Vity Ceri
J. P. Callan
Hotel and Boarding House Association
Hast Park Street
J. P. Tobin
Clarence Hotel
The Colonel's Wager Defeats a Notorious Austrian Count
Colonel Grayton bets to publicly insult the feared Count Gessemberg and force his retire ment. The colonel, using telegraph taunts and a dramatic public confrontation at a Pressburg hotel, breaks the count's nerve and exposes him to ridicule. After the stunt the count flees to Poland, ending his Austrian grip.
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Pressburg
Grayton
Vienna
Colonel Grayton
Wraggart
Heaven
Poland
Austria
Mining Application Notice from Helena Montana 1901
Mineral land filing in Helena Montana dated April 11 1901 lists Florence Hullivan Louis Bernheim James B Liebe and Thompson Investment Company as parties in a mining land claim proceedings under Montana law in land office records. The notice proceeds to identify application details and interested parties.
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Hella
Henry Nickel
William M. Towhy
Butte
Montana
Cleveland Lode Minng
Rummit Valley
Silver How
Hewinning
Con- Wang
Recorder's Office
Bsitver
Bow County
State of Montana
Burke
Mountain
Peter Conway
Pequot Lode
James W. Forbis
Owen Byrne
York Lode
David Morgan
Henry Smith
William
Tzer
George D. Greene
Register
Samuel Barker, JR
Helena
Florence Hullivan
Louis Bernheim
James Bliebe
Thompson Investment Company
Ane
Monttana
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State of
Mabel Combellack
Ria Combellack
Dewnpaper
W. Harney
Samuel M. Roberts
Second Judicial District
J. R. Wright
Acker
Ma. N. HH
Andrews
Springheld
Hooker & Ue
Propra
Chicago
Luxton
S Main
W.M. Arker
Count Gessemberg
Gessemberg
Secretary of State War
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Geasemberg
Vibe Heron
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